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Team Liquid vs LYON: Best betting odds and picks for LCS 2026 grand final

Hannan Mundia
Hannan Mundia Published 03/10/2026
LYON's 2026 LoL team

The LCS grand final will finally pit Lyon and Team Liquid against each other, with the winner walking away with this year’s LCS trophy.

MatchTeam Liquid vs LYON – LCS 2026
Start timeOctober 4, 2026, at 8 pm ET
Our pickTeam Liquid to win, over 4.5 maps
Betting favoriteLYON

After LYON made a statement victory over Cloud9, the team advanced to the grand final to face Team Liquid. Both teams have already qualified for Worlds, but the winner will take this year’s LCS trophy and get a major confidence boost before the year’s largest League of Legends tournament. Below are the current odds that GGBet is offering for this exciting matchup.

Team Liquid vs LYON LCS grand final GG.BET odds

Team Liquid vs LYON LCS grand final GG.BET odds – Image credit: GG.BET

Team Liquid vs LYON match overview

Betting tip: LYON is usually extremely aggressive during the early game, which could help the team secure first bloods more comfortably.

Our Team Liquid vs LYON pick: LYON to secure first blood @ 1.57 odds at GG.BET.

Team Liquid vs LYON match analysis

LYON showcased a high level of skill in the recent match against Cloud9, but it isn’t a stretch to say that much of that was because of Cloud9’s terrible picks. Still, LYON’s Saint is a powerhouse in the middle lane and could definitely give Liquid’s Quid a run for his money, making the middle lane close to a coin toss.

The one lane where Team Liquid has a major advantage is the top lane. Morgan is arguably the most reliable top laner in the region, and while Dhokla is a good player, Liquid has a better chance of coming out on top. This suggests that the bottom lane will likely be the determining factor in this match. Liquid has the better ADC with Yeon, but LYON’s Isles is an excellent support player who will likely influence the match beyond the laning phase.

Team Liquid 2026 LoL Worlds team

Team Liquid 2026 LoL Worlds team – Image credit: Team Liquid

Both teams are fairly close in terms of skill, which makes much of the match a coin toss. Still, LYON’s early game is usually better, which could make it the pick for getting first blood. The other objectives, including dragon, turret, and Baron, could go to either team, since both teams have decent junglers.

As for the winner, Liquid has been far more consistent than LYON. The team glided past every other team in the playoffs, even if LYON will likely be its toughest opponent yet. While there’s a good chance that the team to get the initial advantage will take it all before the match goes the distance, potentially making it a good idea to take the under on 4.5 maps being played, it wouldn’t be surprising if Liquid pulled off an upset to come out on top.

Key stats

StatsTeam LiquidLYONEdge
Map win rate72%74%LYON
First blood48%56%LYON
First Turret76%78%LYON

Team Liquid vs LYON betting odds snapshot

MarketOdds
Team Liquid to win1.93
LYON to win1.81
Total maps under 4.52.03

LoL betting odds via GG.BET, 11:23 pm ET, October 3, 2026

Team Liquid vs LYON betting picks & predictions

Both teams started this LCS split as the favorites to win, and neither team has disappointed. While Liquid’s consistency in the playoffs could give it the edge in this match, things will likely still be close, especially with how much both teams want to be crowned this split’s champion.

☑️ My Picks

  • LYON to get first blood @ 1.57: LYON has shown itself to be more successfully aggressive in the early game, which could help it secure first blood.
  • Total maps to be under 4.5 @ 2.03: Both teams are close in skill, but the winner will likely be determined by a landslide based on who gets the initial advantage.

Team Liquid vs LYON prediction: I predict that Liquid could pull off an upset to win 3-2 against LYON. This is rated @ 1.93 odds at GG.BET.

Feature image credit: LYON

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